JP7171271B2 - Medical information display device - Google Patents

Description

An embodiment of the present invention relates to a medical information display device.

In a medical information display device equipped with an integrated medical information viewer that enables comprehensive observation of patient medical information, a user such as a doctor can view the patient's medical information displayed on the display of the medical information display device. It is possible to comprehensively observe and diagnose and treat patients. Patient medical information includes various types of information such as medical image data representing medical images and electronic medical record data.

In a medical information display device in which such an integrated viewer is implemented, a user can, for example, display test results such as image tests, specimen tests, and bacteriological tests, vital signs, and information about drug administration on the screen displayed on the display. , an interpretation report, and clinical information such as medical record descriptions can be arbitrarily selected, arranged in a predetermined area, and displayed. The selected medical information is displayed in a predetermined area as a panel, for example. The user can arbitrarily change the size of the panel. Also, the user can simultaneously display multiple clinical information as multiple different panels. Also, the user can arbitrarily change the display period for each piece of medical information.

By the way, while looking at the patient's medical information displayed on the display of the medical information display device, the user can notice, think, and make future predictions through the input interface of the medical information display device. , and input the items pointed out at the conference related to the displayed medical information as memos into the medical information display device. The input memo is registered in a predetermined database, for example. At this time, the contents registered as the input memo include, for example, the contents of the memo, the person who wrote the memo, the date and time when the memo was input, the date and time when the medical event occurred, and the scheduled date and time of the medical event. Medical events include, for example, image examination, specimen examination, bacteriological examination, vital sign measurement, drug administration, report creation, and chart entry for each patient.

The registered memos are displayed on the display of the medical information display device in accordance with the user's display instruction, for example, in the order of the date and time when the medical event occurred or the scheduled date and time of the medical event.

However, for example, when a user (third party) other than the user who entered the memo refers to the memo, the relationship between the content of the memo and the date and time when the medical event occurred or the date and time when the medical event was scheduled may be changed. Sometimes it is difficult to understand the intent of a memo because the associated information is not displayed. In order for this third party to understand the intention of the memo, it is necessary to directly ask the person who entered the memo information, or operate the medical information display device to search and confirm the patient's medical information at the time of entering the memo. work will occur. If the third party does not perform this additional work, the intention of the memo cannot be understood, and therefore, for example, there is a risk of ignoring the displayed memo or misunderstanding the intention of the memo and providing medical care.

In order to avoid such a problem, a user who enters a memo needs to enter detailed information so that any user can see it when entering the memo. It is a burden for the user who enters the memo.

JP 2010-124936 A

The problem to be solved by the present invention is to reduce the user's burden necessary to understand the intention of the medical notes.

According to an embodiment, a medical information display device includes a display control section, a reception section, and an association section. The display control unit displays a medical care screen including medical care information. The reception unit receives input of a specified date and time designated on the medical care screen and a memo regarding the medical care screen. The associating unit associates with the memo the input date and time when the memo was input, the specified date and time, and information related to the medical care screen when the memo is input.

FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a medical information system including a medical information display device according to the first embodiment. FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing the functional configuration of the medical information display device shown in FIG. 1. As shown in FIG. FIG. 3 is a flow chart showing the operation of the processing circuit when the medical information display device according to the first embodiment saves memos regarding medical care. FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a medical care screen and a memo input window displayed on the display of the medical information display device according to the first embodiment. FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an example of second layout information stored in the DWH memory shown in FIG. FIG. 6 is a flow chart showing the operation of the processing circuit when the medical information display device according to the first embodiment displays memos regarding medical care. FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a memo list displayed on the display of the medical information display device according to the first embodiment. FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a memo window displayed on the display of the medical information display apparatus according to the first embodiment and a restored medical examination screen. FIG. 9 is a diagram showing layout save names displayed on the display of the medical information display apparatus according to the first embodiment. FIG. 10 is a block diagram showing the functional configuration of the medical information display device according to the second embodiment. FIG. 11 is a flow chart showing the operation of the processing circuit when the medical information display device according to the second embodiment saves memos regarding medical care. FIG. 12 is a flow chart showing the operation of the processing circuit when the medical information display device according to the second embodiment displays memos regarding medical care. FIG. 13 is a diagram showing a capture screen displayed on the display of the medical information display device according to the second embodiment. FIG. 14 is a diagram showing a medical care screen and a memo input window displayed on the display of a medical information display device according to another embodiment.

Embodiments will be described below with reference to the drawings.

[First Embodiment]
FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing an example of an environment in which a medical information display device 1 according to the first embodiment is used. A medical information display device 1 shown in FIG. 1 is, for example, a device capable of integrally observing medical information. For example, an integrated viewer is installed in the medical information display apparatus 1 . An integrated viewer is an application that presents medical information to the user in an integrated manner. The integrated viewer may adopt any implementation form such as a web application, fat client application, or thin client application. The medical information display device 1 includes a hospital information system (HIS: Hospital Information Systems) 2, a radiology department information management system (RIS: Radiology Information Systems) 3, a medical image diagnostic device 4, a medical image management system (PACS: Picture Archiving and Communication Systems) 5 and a data warehouse (DWH: Data WareHouse) 6 are communicably connected to each other via an intra-hospital network such as a LAN (Local Area Network).

In FIG. 1, the HIS 2 includes, for example, an order system that manages reservation information, order information, and the like. Appointment information includes, for example, information on medical appointments, examination appointments, and the like. The information about the consultation appointment includes, for example, the date of consultation, the time of consultation, the reception number, the requesting doctor, and the requesting department. The information about the examination reservation includes, for example, examination date, examination time, reception number, and the like. The order information is, for example, information about an order requested by a medical doctor or the like, and includes, for example, order information about image examination, sample examination, physiological examination, prescription, medication, and the like. When the order information is examination order information for requesting an image examination, the examination order information includes, for example, an order number by which an examination can be identified, a patient ID, an examination type, an examination site, requestor information, and the like. The order number is a number issued when inspection order information is entered, and is an identifier for uniquely identifying inspection order information within one hospital, for example. The inspection types include X-ray inspection, CT (Computed Tomography) inspection, MR (Magnetic Resonance) inspection, RI (Radio Isotope) inspection, and the like. The examination site includes, for example, the abdomen, brain, chest, and the like. The requester information includes the name of the medical department, the name of the doctor in charge, and the like. Information on examination appointments is linked to order information.

The HIS 2 also includes, for example, an electronic medical chart system that manages information on electronic medical charts. Information related to electronic charts includes, for example, patient information and medical information. Patient information is patient-specific information, and includes, for example, patient ID, patient name, sex, age, and the like.

The medical information is information obtained by the medical staff regarding the patient's physical condition, medical condition, treatment, etc. in the course of medical treatment. The medical information includes, for example, image information, examination history information, electrocardiogram information, vital signs information, medication history information, report information, and medical record information. The image information is, for example, information representing the location of a medical image acquired by photographing a patient. The image information includes, for example, information indicating the location of a later-described medical image file generated by the medical image diagnostic apparatus 4 as a result of examination. The test history information is, for example, information representing the history of test results acquired as a result of specimen tests, bacteriological tests, and the like performed on the patient. The electrocardiogram information is, for example, information about an electrocardiogram waveform measured from a patient. Vital sign information is, for example, basic information related to a patient's life. Vital sign information includes, for example, pulse rate, respiration rate, body temperature, blood pressure, and level of consciousness. The medication history information is, for example, information indicating the history of the amount of medication administered to the patient. The report information is, for example, in response to an examination request from a clinical doctor in a clinical department, an interpretation doctor in a radiology department interprets medical images such as IDCT images, MRI images, and ultrasound images, and summarizes the patient's condition and disease. information. The report information includes, for example, interpretation report information representing an interpretation report created with reference to the medical image files stored in the PACS 5 by the interpretation doctor. The medical record description information is, for example, information input to the electronic medical chart by a medical practitioner or the like. The medical record information includes, for example, the patient's medical history, drug prescription history, and the like.

Further, the information on the electronic medical record includes, for example, examination execution information. The examination execution information is generated by the medical image diagnostic apparatus 4 that conducted the examination according to the examination order information. The examination execution information is information representing an examination performed by the medical image diagnostic apparatus 4 . The examination execution information includes order number, examination UID (Unique ID), patient ID, modality type, imaging site, imaging conditions, and the like. The study UID is an identifier that uniquely identifies the study. The modality type represents the modality used for imaging. Modality types include, for example, "X-ray computed tomography apparatus", "magnetic resonance imaging apparatus", and "ultrasound diagnostic apparatus". The imaging region corresponds to the examination region included in the examination order information. The imaging region includes, for example, the abdomen, brain, chest, and the like. The imaging conditions include body position, imaging direction, and whether or not a contrast agent is used.

The RIS 3 is a system that manages examination reservation information related to radiation examination work. The RIS 3 adds various setting information to examination order information input by a medical doctor in the order system included in the HIS 2, accumulates the information, and manages the accumulated information as examination reservation information. Note that the RIS 3 may add various setting information to the examination order information using an irradiation record that records various setting information set in the medical image diagnostic apparatus 4 during past examinations. The RIS 3 transmits the examination order to the medical image diagnostic apparatus 4 according to the examination reservation information. The RIS 3 also transmits examination execution information generated by the medical image diagnostic apparatus 4 as a result of the examination to the electronic chart system included in the HIS 2 .

The medical image diagnostic apparatus 4 is an apparatus that performs an examination by photographing a patient. The medical image diagnostic apparatus 4 includes, for example, an X-ray computed tomography apparatus, an X-ray diagnostic apparatus, a magnetic resonance imaging apparatus, a nuclear medicine diagnostic apparatus, an ultrasonic diagnostic apparatus, and the like. The medical image diagnostic apparatus 4 performs an examination based on examination reservation information transmitted from the RIS 3, for example. The medical image diagnostic apparatus 4 generates examination execution information and transmits it to the RIS 3 .

Further, the medical image diagnostic apparatus 4 generates medical image data by executing examinations. Medical image data includes, for example, X-ray CT image data, X-ray image data, MRI image data, nuclear medicine image data, and ultrasound image data. The medical image diagnostic apparatus 4 generates a medical image file by converting the generated medical image data into a format conforming to the DICOM (Digital Imaging and Communication in Medicine) standard, for example. A medical image file is, for example, a file in a format conforming to the DICOM standard. The medical image diagnostic apparatus 4 transmits the generated medical image file to the PACS5.

PACS5 is a system for managing various medical image files. The PACS 5 stores medical image files transmitted from the medical image diagnostic apparatus 4, for example.

The DWH 6 is a database system that collectively accumulates, for example, information generated by institutions related to medical and nursing care, so-called medical big data. DWH 6 is implemented by, for example, a general server device. The DWH 6 has, for example, a processing circuit 61, a memory 62, and a communication interface 63, as shown in FIG. The processing circuit 61, the memory 62, and the communication interface 63 are communicably connected to each other via a bus, for example.

The processing circuit 61 is a processor that functions as the core of the DWH6. By executing a program stored in the memory 62 or the like, the processing circuit 61 implements, for example, a collection function 611 and a registration function 612 corresponding to the program.

The collection function 611 is a function for collecting desired information from the HIS2, RIS3, medical image diagnostic apparatus 4, and PACS5. Specifically, in the collection function 611, the processing circuit 61 collects, for example, preset information from the HIS 2, RIS 3, medical image diagnostic apparatus 4, and PACS 5 at preset intervals. The processing circuit 61 may use machine learning models stored in advance to collect desired information from the HIS 2, RIS 3, medical image diagnostic apparatus 4, and PACS 5. FIG. As a result, for example, information on electronic medical charts is collected from the HIS 2 , examination appointment information and the like is collected from the RIS 3 , and medical image files are collected from the medical image diagnostic apparatus 4 or the medical image management system 5 .

After collecting various information from the HIS 2, RIS 3, medical image diagnostic apparatus 4, and PACS 5, the processing circuit 61 may extract desired information from the collected information.

The registration function 612 is a function for storing acquired information in the memory 62 . Specifically, in the registration function 612, the processing circuit 61 stores the medical information collected from the HIS 2 in the memory 62, for example, according to preset rules. A preset rule is, for example, an order using event dates and times related to clinical events such as image examination, specimen examination, bacteriological examination, electrocardiogram measurement, vital sign measurement, drug administration, report creation, and chart entry for each patient. etc. The event date and time is, for example, the date and time when the medical event occurred, or the date and time when the medical event was scheduled. The event date and time includes, for example, the date and time of image examination, the date and time of specimen examination, the date and time of electrocardiogram measurement, the date and time of vital sign measurement, the date and time of drug administration, the date and time of report creation, and the date and time of chart entry. As a result, the collected medical information is stored in the memory 62 as the medical information 621 in order of event date and time, for example.

In addition, in the registration function 612 , the processing circuit 61 causes the memory 62 to store memos regarding medical care transmitted from the medical information display apparatus 1 as memo information 622 . A memo represents, for example, a memorandum, a memorandum, or the like. In each record included in the memo information 622, the content of the memo regarding medical care input to the medical information display device 1, the person who entered the memo, the date and time of the memo input, the date and time specified at the time of inputting the memo, and the memo are input. Information about the medical care screen that was displayed at the time of The designated date and time indicates, for example, a date and time earlier than the memo input date and time. The designated date and time may be a future date and time from the memo input date and time. The specified date and time includes, for example, the event date and time. Also, the specified date and time may include, for example, any date and time specified in an area representing a timeline, which will be described later.

The medical care screen is, for example, a screen that is displayed for a user such as a medical doctor to comprehensively observe medical care information of a specific patient and diagnose and treat the patient. The medical care screen includes, for example, a region representing a timeline and a region representing medical information.

The area representing the timeline is, for example, an area in which clinical events for a specific patient are displayed in chronological order of event date and time. The region representing the timeline includes, for example, an indicator that indicates the date and time designated by the user when a memo regarding medical treatment is input on the medical information display device 1 .

Areas representing medical information include, for example, an area representing image information, an area representing medical history information, an area representing vital sign information, an area representing medication history information, an area representing report information, and an area representing medical record information. A plurality of areas representing individual medical information are included.

The memory 62 is a storage device such as an HDD (hard disk drive), an SSD (solid state drive), an integrated circuit storage device, or the like that stores various information. Also, the memory 62 may be a drive device or the like that reads and writes various information from/to a portable storage medium such as a CD-ROM drive, a DVD drive, and a flash memory. The memory 62 stores, for example, control programs and the like for realizing the collection function 611 and the registration function 612 . Note that the program may be stored in a non-transitory storage medium, distributed, read out from the non-transitory storage medium, and installed in the memory 62, for example.

The memory 62 stores medical information 621 and memo information 622, for example.

The communication interface 63 performs data communication with the medical information display device 1, the HIS 2, the RIS 3, the medical image diagnostic device 4, and the PACS 5, which are connected via the hospital network. The standard for communication with the medical information display device 1, HIS 2, RIS 3, medical image diagnostic device 4, and PACS 5 may be any standard, for example, HL7 (Hearth Level 7), DICOM, or both. mentioned.

Next, details of the medical information display device 1 according to this embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing the functional configuration of the medical information display device 1 shown in FIG. 1. As shown in FIG.

The medical information display device 1 shown in FIG. 2 has a processing circuit 11 , an input interface 12 , a display 13 , a memory 14 and a communication interface 15 . The processing circuit 11, the input interface 12, the display 13, the memory 14, and the communication interface 15 are communicatively connected to each other via a bus, for example.

The processing circuit 11 is a processor that functions as the core of the medical information display device 1 . The medical information display apparatus 1 implements functions corresponding to the program by executing the control program stored in the memory 14 or the like, for example.

The input interface 12 is realized by, for example, a mouse, a keyboard, and a touch panel through which an instruction is input by touching an operation surface. The input interface 12 receives display instructions from the operator, for example. The input interface 12 converts a display instruction from the operator into an electric signal and outputs the electric signal to the processing circuit.

The display 13 displays various information for the user to perform various tasks. The display 13 can suitably be, for example, a CRT display, a liquid crystal display, an organic EL display, an LED display, a plasma display, and any other display known in the art.

The memory 14 is a storage device such as a HDD (Hard disk drive), an SSD (Solid state drive), and an integrated circuit storage device that stores various information. Also, the memory 14 may be a drive device or the like that reads and writes various information from/to a portable storage medium such as a CD-ROM drive, a DVD drive, and a flash memory.

The memory 14 stores first layout information representing the arrangement of medical information included in the medical care screen displayed on the display 13 . The first layout information is stored for each patient, for example. The first layout information includes, for example, information regarding the arrangement of medical information according to the medical purpose of the user. The first layout information includes, for example, a layout save name that specifies the arrangement of medical information included in the medical care screen. The layout storage name indicates, for example, the purpose of arranging the medical information on the medical care screen. The layout save name is arbitrarily set by the user via the input interface 12 when the first layout information is stored in the memory 14, for example.

The first layout information includes, for example, a medical data type representing a type of medical information, a reference position for displaying the medical information, and a display size for displaying the medical information for each medical information included in the medical care screen. The reference position represents, for example, the position of the medical information displayed on the medical screen relative to the medical screen. The display size represents, for example, the size of the panel when the medical information is displayed as one panel.

The communication interface 15 performs data communication with the HIS 2, RIS 3, medical image diagnostic apparatus 4, PACS 5, and DWH 6 connected via the hospital network. The standard for communication with the HIS 2, RIS 3, medical image diagnostic apparatus 4, PACS 5, and DWH 6 may be any standard, such as HL7, DICOM, or both.

The processing circuitry 11 according to the first embodiment has an acquisition function 111 , an association function 113 , a display control function 115 and a system control function 117 .

The acquisition function 111 is a function for acquiring various information related to the displayed medical care screen. By executing the acquisition function 111 , the processing circuitry 11 acquires, for example, the first layout information corresponding to the medical care screen displayed on the display 13 from the memory 14 . The processing circuit 11 also refers to the meta information generated when displaying the medical care screen, and obtains the values of the items necessary for restoring the medical care screen. The items necessary for restoring the medical screen are, for example, data items representing the content of data acquired for specific medical information, medical image data acquired for the relevant data items, display periods for displaying measured values, etc. etc.

Also, the processing circuit 11 acquires memo information 622 stored in the memory 62 of the DWH 6 via the communication interface 15 according to various instructions input by the user via the input interface 12 .

The association function 113 is a function that, when a memo regarding medical care is input, associates the content of the memo with information regarding the medical care screen. Information about the medical care screen according to the first embodiment includes, for example, first layout information and meta information acquired by the acquisition function 111 . By executing the association function 113, the processing circuit 11 associates, for example, the information about the medical care screen displayed when the memo was input with the contents of the input memo as the second layout information. The second layout information represents, for example, the arrangement of medical information included in the medical care screen and the display period. At this time, the processing circuit 11 associates the content of the input memo with the person who entered the memo, the date and time when the memo was input, and the event date and time specified when the memo was input. Then, the processing circuit 11, for example, via the communication interface 15, sends to the processing circuit 61 of the DWH 6 the content of the associated memo, the person who entered the memo, the date and time of the memo entry, and the specified date and time specified on the medical care screen at the time of memo entry. , and the second layout information to be stored in the memory 62 as the memo information 622 . As a result, the processing circuit 61 of the DWH 6 executes the registration function 612 to store the contents of the associated memo, the person who entered the memo, the date and time when the memo was entered, the date and time specified when the memo was entered, and the second layout information. It is stored in memory 62 as information 622 . Also, the second layout information is an example of the layout information described in the claims.

The display control function 115 is a function for displaying both the content of the memo and the medical care screen that was displayed when the memo was input. By executing the display control function 115 , the processing circuit 11 first displays a medical screen including medical information in accordance with a display instruction for displaying medical information about a specific patient input via the input interface 12 . Then, the processing circuit 11, for example, according to a display instruction to display a specific memo input via the input interface 12, corresponds to the second layout information associated with the content of the designated memo and the second layout information. Based on the medical care information, medical care screen data representing the medical care screen displayed at the time of inputting the memo is generated. As a result, the medical care screen that was displayed when the memo was input is restored. The processing circuit 11 displays the restored medical care screen together with the content of the memo, the person who entered the memo, the date and time when the memo was entered, and the specified date and time specified on the restored medical care screen when the memo was entered.

The system control function 117 is a function for controlling basic operations such as input/output and communication of the medical information display device 1 . When the system control function 117 is executed, the processing circuitry 11 receives various requests through the input interface 12 . The processing circuit 11 executes various functions according to the received various requests. The processing circuit 11 receives, for example, via the input interface 12 , an instruction to save the first layout information regarding the medical care screen displayed on the display 13 . When the processing circuit 11 receives the save instruction, the processing circuit 11 stores the first layout information in the memory 14, for example. Further, the processing circuit 11 receives designation of a designated date and time on the medical care screen displayed on the display 13 via the input interface 12, for example. The processing circuit 11 receives, for example, input of memos regarding medical treatment via the input interface 12 .

The acquisition function 111, the association function 113, the display control function 115, and the system control function 117 may be incorporated as a control program, or a dedicated hardware circuit capable of executing each function may be incorporated in the processing circuit 11 itself. may be

Next, various operations of the medical information display device 1 according to the first embodiment will be described with reference to the drawings.

First, the operation of the medical information display apparatus 1 according to the first embodiment for storing memos regarding medical care will be described. FIG. 3 is a flow chart showing an example of the operation of the processing circuit 11 when the medical information display device 1 according to the first embodiment saves memos regarding medical care. In the following description, the processing circuit 11 reads the medical information 621 about the same specific patient stored in the memory 62 of the data warehouse 6 via the communication interface 15, and displays the medical information instructed by the user to be displayed. 13 shall be displayed. Further, the processing circuit 11 reads a medical image file including medical image data representing a medical image instructed to be displayed by the user from the PACS 5 and displays it on the display 13 . At this time, the processing circuit 11 reads the medical image file from the PACS 5 based on information indicating the location of the medical image file represented by the image information specified by the user who has input the display instruction. The processing circuit 11 may display the medical information indicated by the user on the display 13 by reading it from the HIS 2 .

Further, when displaying the medical information on the display 13, the processing circuit 11 generates meta information corresponding to the medical screen to be displayed based on, for example, preset setting contents or setting contents specified by the user. It shall be. It is assumed that the processing circuit 11 stores the generated meta information in an internal memory (not shown) of the processing circuit 11 .

Further, it is assumed that the processing circuit 11 displays a medical care screen including medical care information on the display 13 in accordance with the user's display instruction in advance before the memo is input. At this time, it is assumed that the user selects the first layout information according to the medical purpose through the input interface 12, for example. It is assumed that the processing circuit 11 has previously acquired the first layout information from the memory 14 according to the user's selection.

Processing circuit 11 receives a memo save instruction via input interface 12 (step SA1). FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of a medical care screen IS1 and a memo input window W1 displayed on the display 13 of the medical information display device 1 according to the first embodiment. A medical care screen IS1 shown in FIG. 4 includes a region R1 representing a timeline and a region R2 representing medical information.

In a region R1 representing the timeline shown in FIG. 4, for example, for a specific patient, icons representing "event", "specimen test", "electrocardiogram", and "imaging test" are arranged in chronological order of event date and time. displayed along. "Event" represents, for example, medical events other than "sample examination", "electrocardiogram", and "image examination". "Event" includes, for example, medical events such as "hospitalization" and "discharge". The event date and time of the "event" are, for example, the date and time of admission and the date and time of discharge. It should be noted that the "event" is, for example, a medical event provided for the purpose of notifying the user by displaying an icon or the like notifying the abnormality when an abnormal value is detected in a sample test or the like for a specific patient. good.

Further, the region R1 representing the timeline shown in FIG. 4 includes an indicator L1 indicating the specified date and time specified by the user. The indicator L1 shown in FIG. 4 is displayed in a dotted line manner. At this time, the designated date and time indicated by the indicator L1 is May 2, 2016, 17:00. Further, the date and time indicated by the indicator L1 coincides with the event date and time of the sample test indicated by the icon I1. Note that the position indicated by the indicator L1 does not necessarily match the position where the icon representing the event is displayed. That is, the date and time indicated by the indicator L1 does not necessarily have to match the event date and time. For example, the indicator L1 may be displayed at a position representing an arbitrary date and time within the region R1 representing the timeline.

A region R2 representing medical information shown in FIG. 4 includes a region R21 representing medication history information, a region R22 representing vital sign information, and a region R23 representing medical history information.

In a region R21 representing the medication history information shown in FIG. 4, the actual amount of drip of a drug for a specific patient is displayed in chronological order during the display period of "2016/4/29 to 2016/5/2". It is Specifically, in the region R21 representing the medication history information, 240 ml on Friday, April 29, 2016, 620 ml on Saturday, April 30, 2016, and 430 ml on Sunday, May 1, 2016 A track record of a drug being administered to a particular patient is displayed.

In a region R22 representing vital sign information shown in FIG. 4, vital sign information acquired from a specific patient is displayed in chronological order during the display period of "2016/5/4 to 2016/5/7". It is Specifically, in the region R22 representing the vital sign information, the pulse rate (BPM: Beats Per Minutes) acquired from a specific patient during the display period of "2016/5/4 to 2016/5/7" displayed in sequence.

In the region R23 representing test history information shown in FIG. 4, the results of specimen tests performed on a specific patient are displayed in chronological order during the display period of "2016/4/26 to 2016/5/3". is displayed. Specifically, in the area R23 representing the test history information, the concentration of ALB (albumin) (g/dl) is displayed in chronological order during the display period of "2016/4/26 to 2016/5/3". It is At this time, an indicator L2 corresponding to the indicator L1 included in the area R1 representing the timeline is displayed in the area R23 representing the examination history information. Indicator L1 and indicator L2 shown in FIG. 4 indicate the same date and time.

Further, in FIG. 4, a memo input window W1 is displayed as a pop-up so as to be superimposed on the medical care screen IS1. Note that the memo input window W1 may be displayed in a manner included in the medical care screen IS1. The memo entry window W1 is a window for the user to enter a memo about medical care. The memo input window W1 includes a memo input field F1, a save button B1, and a cancel button B2.

The memo input field F1 is a field in which the content of a memo regarding medical care is entered. The user, for example, refers to a plurality of pieces of medical care information about a specific patient displayed on the medical care screen IS1, and inputs the content of memos regarding medical care in the memo input field F1 via the input interface 12. FIG. More specifically, "abrupt increase/decrease in test measurement value" is entered in the memo input field F1 shown in FIG. At this time, it is assumed that the memo input person of the memo content "abrupt increase/decrease in inspection measurement value" is the user "user_2" and the memo input date and time is "2016-05-02 21:00". Also, it is assumed that the memo entry person "user_2" has confirmed that there is a sudden increase or decrease in the measured value of the sample test for a specific patient in charge during the treatment of the BB case, and has administered a drug to the patient. At this time, it is assumed that the memo entry person "user_2" refers to the medical care screen IS1 shown in FIG. 4 and enters the content of the memo "rapid increase/decrease in test measurement value" as the reason for administering the medicine.

The save button B1 is a button for confirming and saving the content of the memo input in the memo input field F1. The cancel button B2 is a button for canceling the content of the memo input in the memo input field F1.

When the save button B1 shown in FIG. 4 is designated, the processing circuit 11 executes the acquisition function 111 to read out the previously acquired first layout information. Further, the processing circuit 11 acquires meta-information corresponding to the medical care screen IS1 displayed on the display 13, for example, from an internal memory (not shown) of the processing circuit 11 (step SA2). At this time, the acquired first layout information includes, for example, the layout storage name "for BB case diagnosis" representing the purpose of arranging the medical information included in the medical screen IS1. Further, in the first layout information, at least the medical data type "drug", the reference position "(0, 20)", and the size (horizontal, vertical) "(60, 60)" for the region R21 representing the medication history information It is included. The first layout information includes at least the medical data type "vital sign", the reference position "(60, 20)", and the size (horizontal, vertical) "(60, 30)" for the region R22 representing the vital sign information. "It is included. In addition, the first layout information includes at least the medical data type “specimen test”, the reference position “(60, 50)”, and the size (horizontal, vertical) “(60, 30)” for the region R23 representing the test history information. "It is included.

The meta information also includes information about the medical care screen that was displayed when the memo was input in step SA1. Specifically, the meta information includes at least the data item “infusion” and the display period “2016/4/29 to 2016/5/2” for the region R21 representing the medication history information. In addition, the meta information includes at least the data item “pulse” and the display period “2016/5/4 to 2016/5/7” for the region R22 representing the vital sign information. Further, the meta information includes at least the data item "ALB" and the display period "2016/4/26 to 2016/5/3" for the area R23 representing the history information. Note that the display period may include not only date information but also time information. At this time, the display period is expressed as, for example, "2016/5/4 09:00 to 2016/5/7 21:00".

After acquiring the first layout information and the meta information, the processing circuit 11 executes the association function 113, and converts the acquired first layout information and the meta information to the memo instructed to be stored in step SA1. Associated as layout information (step SA3). At this time, the processing circuit 11 associates the content of the input memo with the person who entered the memo, the date and time when the memo was input, and the specified date and time specified on the medical care screen IS1 shown in FIG. 4 when the memo was input. Specifically, the processing circuit 11 outputs the memo input person "user_2" and the memo input date and time "2016-05-02 21:00" for the content of the input memo "rapid increase/decrease in test measurement value". , and the specified date and time “2016-05-02 17:00” specified on the medical care screen IS1 shown in FIG. 4 when the memo is input.

For example, the processing circuit 11 transmits the contents of the associated memo, the person who entered the memo, the date and time of memo input, the specified date and time, and the second layout information to the processing circuit 61 of the DWH 6 via the communication interface 15 as memo information 622. The memory 62 is instructed to be stored as one record (step SA4). As a result, the processing circuit 61 of the DWH 6 executes the registration function 612 to store the contents of the associated memo, the person who entered the memo, the date and time of the memo input, the specified date and time, and the second layout information as one record of the memo information 622. 62. FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an example of second layout information stored in memory 62 of DWH 6 shown in FIG. According to FIG. 5, each record included in the second layout information has items such as layout storage name, medical data type, reference position, size (horizontal, vertical), data item, and display period. Specifically, the second layout information shown in FIG. 5 includes a layout storage name “for BB case diagnosis”, a medical data type “medicine”, a reference position “(0, 20)”, a size (horizontal, vertical) “ (60, 60)”, the data item “infusion”, and the display period “2016/4/29-2016/5/2”. The second layout information shown in FIG. 5 has a layout storage name "for BB case diagnosis", medical data type "vital sign", reference position "(60, 20)", size (horizontal, vertical) "(60 , 30)”, the data item “pulse”, and the display period “2016/5/4-2016/5/7”. The second layout information shown in FIG. 5 has a layout storage name "for BB case diagnosis", medical data type "specimen test", reference position "(60, 50)", size (horizontal, vertical) "(60 , 30)”, the data item “ALB”, and the record whose display period is “2016/4/26-2016/5/3”.

Note that the processing circuit 11 may store the associated memo content, memo entry person, memo entry date and time, designated date and time, and second layout information in the memory 14, for example.

Next, the operation of the medical information display device 1 according to the first embodiment for displaying a memo regarding medical treatment will be described. FIG. 6 is a flow chart showing an example of the operation of the processing circuit 11 when the medical information display device 1 according to the first embodiment displays memos regarding medical care. In the following description, it is assumed that the processing circuit 11 has previously acquired necessary records included in the memo information 622 from the memory 62 of the DWH 6 according to user instructions via the input interface 12, for example. It is also assumed that the user who refers to memos regarding medical treatment is "user_3".

The processing circuit 11 receives, for example, an instruction to display a memo list for a specific patient via the input interface 12 (step SB1).

When processing circuit 11 receives an instruction to display a memo list for a specific patient, processing circuit 11 refers to a record obtained in advance from memory 62 of DWH 6 and displays a memo list for the specified patient (step SB2). FIG. 7 is a diagram showing an example of a memo list displayed on the display 13 of the medical information display device 1 according to the first embodiment. A medical care screen IS1 shown in FIG. 7 includes a region R1 representing a timeline and a region R2 representing medical care information.

A region R2 representing medical information shown in FIG. 7 includes a region R24 representing a memo list and a region R25 representing medication history information.

In an area R24 showing a memo list shown in FIG. 7, memos relating to medical treatment registered for the specific patient designated in step SB1 are displayed in chronological order in the order of the designated date and time. Specifically, for the content of the memo "Body temperature rise, caution required", the associated specified date and time "2016-04-27 00:23", the person who entered the memo "user_1", the memo entry date and time "2016- 04-27 19:00" and the layout save name "AA case medical treatment" are displayed. Note that "date and time" shown in FIG. 7 correspond to the specified date and time, "input person" corresponds to the person who entered the memo, "input date and time" corresponds to the memo input date and time, and "layout" corresponds to the layout save name. Also, for the content of the memo "Sudden increase/decrease in test measurement value", the associated specified date and time "2016-05-02 17:00", memo entry person "user_2", memo entry date and time "2016-05- 02 21:00" and the layout storage name "BB case medical treatment" are displayed. In this way, by displaying the layout storage name corresponding to the content of the memo, the user who has referred to the memo list shown in FIG. can. In addition, by displaying the person who entered the memo corresponding to the content of the memo, the user who referred to the memo list shown in FIG. .

A region R24 representing a memo list shown in FIG. and region 52. When the area 51 is specified, it is possible to confirm the details of the medical care screen displayed on the display 13 when the content of the memo ``Body temperature rises, caution is required'' is input. Moreover, when the area 52 is designated, it is possible to confirm the details of the medical care screen displayed on the display 13 when the content of the memo "abrupt increase/decrease in test measurement value" is input.

When processing circuit 11 displays the memo list regarding the designated patient in step SB2, processing circuit 11 receives an instruction to display an individual memo (step SB3).

At this time, the user, for example, via the input interface 12, by specifying the area R51 or the area R52 included in the area R24 representing the memo list shown in FIG. The medical care screen displayed on the display 13 can be confirmed. In the first embodiment, it is assumed that the region R52 is specified. At this time, for example, the user "user_3" recognizes the layout storage name "for BB case diagnosis" included in the memo list shown in FIG. A region R52 is designated because it is considered useful for the diagnosis and treatment of the disease.

In the area R25 representing the medication history information shown in FIG. 7, the same information as the information displayed in the area R21 representing the drug history information shown in FIG. 4 is displayed.

When the area R52 shown in FIG. 7 is specified, the processing circuit 11 refers to the record previously acquired from the memory 62 of the DWH 6 and reads the second layout information corresponding to the memo instructed to be displayed (step SB4). Specifically, the processing circuit 11 reads the second layout information corresponding to the contents of the memo instructed to be displayed, “there is a rapid increase or decrease in the inspection measurement value”, by referring to the record obtained in advance from the memory 62 of the DWH 6 . .

Based on the read second layout information, the processing circuit 11 determines the arrangement of each piece of medical information related to the medical care screen to be restored, the display period, and the like (step SB5). Specifically, the processing circuit 11 stores the layout storage name "BB case diagnosis", medical data type "drug", reference position "(0, 20 )”, size (horizontal, vertical) “(60, 60)”, data item “infusion”, and display period “2016/4/29-2016/5/2” Arrangement, display period, etc. are determined. In addition, the processing circuit 11 stores the layout storage name "for BB case diagnosis", medical data type "vital sign", and reference position "(60, 20)" corresponding to the contents of the memo "abrupt increase/decrease in test measurement value". , size (horizontal, vertical) "(60, 30)", data item "pulse", and display period "2016/5/4 to 2016/5/7" based on the record, arrangement of vital sign information, and determine the display period, etc. In addition, the processing circuit 11 stores the layout storage name "for BB case diagnosis", the medical data type "specimen test", and the reference position "(60, 50)" corresponding to the content of the memo "abrupt increase/decrease in test measurement value". , Size (horizontal, vertical) "(60, 30)", data item "ALB", and display period "2016/4/26-2016/5/3" Based on the record, arrangement of medical history information, and determine the display period, etc.

Further, the processing circuit 11 outputs the data based on the specified date and time "2016-05-02 17:00" specified on the medical screen IS1 shown in FIG. to set the designated date and time to be displayed in the area representing the timeline included in the medical care screen (step SB6).

By executing steps SB5 and SB6, the processing circuit 11 restores the medical care screen that was displayed when the memo was input. Specifically, the processing circuit 11 displays the medical care screen that was displayed when the memo was input based on the second layout information associated with the content of the specified memo and the medical care information corresponding to the second layout information. Generate medical screen data.

The processing circuit 11 displays the memo instructed to be displayed together with the restored diagnosis screen (step SB7). FIG. 8 is a diagram showing an example of a memo window W2 displayed on the display 13 of the medical information display apparatus 1 according to the first embodiment and a restored medical screen IS1. In FIG. 8, a memo window W2 is displayed as a pop-up so as to be superimposed on the medical care screen IS1. Note that the memo window W2 shown in FIG. 8 may be displayed in a manner included in the medical care screen IS1.

The memo window W2 shown in FIG. 8 is a window that pops up the contents of the memo regarding medical treatment instructed to be displayed in step SB3. In the memo window W2 shown in FIG. 8, the contents of the memo instructed to be displayed in step SB3, "Sudden increase/decrease in inspection measurement value", the specified date and time corresponding to the contents of the memo, "2016-05-02 17:00" are displayed. ”, and the memo input person “User_2” are displayed.

A medical care screen IS1 shown in FIG. 8 is a reconstruction of the medical care screen IS1 displayed at the time of memo input shown in FIG. A medical care screen IS1 shown in FIG. 8 includes a region R1 representing a timeline and a region R2 representing medical information. In the region R1 representing the timeline shown in FIG. 8, the same information as in the region R1 representing the timeline shown in FIG. 4 is displayed. As a result, a user who has referred to the restored medical care screen IS1 shown in FIG. 8 can, for example, issue an instruction indicating the designated date and time specified by the user, even if the display period of the medical care information at the time of memo input differs from the memo input date and time. Since the position of the child L1 can be known, the intention of the memo can be easily and accurately understood.

In the area R2 representing the medical information shown in FIG. 8, the same medical information as the medical information displayed in the area R2 representing the medical information shown in FIG. are displayed in the same arrangement and display period. As a result, a user who refers to the restored medical care screen IS1 shown in FIG. Since the arrangement and the display period can be known, it is possible to easily and accurately understand the intention of the memo.

Specifically, for example, the user "user_3" who referred to the medical care screen IS1 shown in FIG. Recognize that there was a decrease from April 27 to April 29, 2016 and an increase from April 29, 2016 to May 3, 2016. In addition, the user "user_3" is a specific patient whose ALB value increased or decreased from April 29, 2016 to May 1, 2016 in the area R21 representing the medication history information included in the medical care screen IS1. Recognize that a drug has been administered to the patient. As a result, for user "user_3", for example, the fact that the drug was administered in response to the results of the sample test and the contents of the memo "Sudden increase or decrease in test measurement value" are described as the reason for the drug administration. can understand something. In this way, the user "user_3" can grasp in detail the medical information that serves as the basis for inputting the medical care memo by referring to the memo window W2 and the restored medical care screen IS1. It becomes possible to track the thoughts of the memo-enterer at the time.

Also, the restored medical care screen IS1 shown in FIG. 8 has a return button B3. The return button B3 is a button provided for accepting a screen switching instruction to transition to the previous display screen when the restored medical care screen IS1 is displayed. When the return button B3 shown in FIG. 8 is specified, the processing circuit 11 displays, for example, the medical care screen IS1 shown in FIG. 7, which is the previous display screen. This allows the user to easily shift to other medical services.

Also, the restored medical care screen IS1 shown in FIG. 8 is restored by arranging each piece of medical care information using the second layout information. At this time, for example, when a processing operation is performed on an area representing specific medical information included in the restored medical care screen IS1, the processing circuit 11 performs various operations related to the medical information corresponding to the designated area. Display information. Specifically, for example, the processing circuit 11 displays the display period for the region R23 representing medical history information among the region R21 representing the medication history information, the region R22 representing the vital signs information, or the region R23 representing the medical history information. is performed, for example, the test history information outside the display period displayed in the area R23 representing the test history information is acquired from the memory 62 of the DWH 6, for example. Then, the processing circuit 11 displays on the display 13 the acquired test history information outside the display period.

The processing circuit 11 may display the reconstructed medical screen IS1 shown in FIG. 8 as a temporarily displayed screen. At this time, the processing circuit 11 displays, for example, the restored medical care screen IS1 shown in FIG. Show popup.

According to a first embodiment, processing circuitry 11 displays medical information on display 13 . The processing circuit 11 accepts memo input regarding the medical information displayed on the display 13 . The processing circuit 11 processes the input memo, including the input date and time when the memo was input, the specified date and time specified by the user, and the medical care information displayed on the display 13 when the memo is input. Associate information about the screen.

This allows the user who refers to the memo to easily grasp the relationship between the input memo and the medical care screen displayed when the memo was input. In addition, the user who inputs the memo does not need to write detailed information so that any user can see it when inputting the memo.

Therefore, according to the medical information display device according to the first embodiment, it is possible to reduce the user's burden necessary to understand the intention of the medical care memo.

In addition, according to the medical information display device according to the first embodiment, by referring to the contents of the memo input by the veteran doctor and the information related to the medical screen associated with the contents of the memo, the young doctor can It is also possible to contribute to the education of young doctors.

Further, according to the first embodiment, the information about the medical care screen includes the second layout information representing the arrangement of the medical care information included in the medical care screen and the display period. Based on the second layout information, the processing circuit 11 restores the medical care screen that was displayed when the memo was input, and displays the restored medical care screen on the display 13 . As a result, the user can confirm various information related to the medical information by performing a predetermined operation on an area representing the specific medical information included in the restored medical care screen.

Note that the processing circuit 11 displays, in chronological order, memo icons representing events for which memos have been input, for example, in the region R1 representing the timeline shown in FIG. The layout save name may be displayed so as to cover the icon. FIG. 9 is a diagram showing an example of layout save names displayed on the display 13 of the medical information display apparatus 1 according to the first embodiment. According to FIG. 9, when the cursor is placed on the memo icon I2 representing the memo whose specified date and time is "2016-04-27 00:23", the layout save name is displayed over the memo icon I2. A balloon W3 containing "For AA case diagnosis" is displayed. As a result, the user who refers to the balloon W3 shown in FIG. 9 can guess the situation at the time of writing and the reason for writing using the displayed layout save name as a clue.

[Second embodiment]
In the first embodiment, the processing circuit 11 associates the input memo with the acquired first layout information and meta information as the second layout information. In the second embodiment, an input memo is associated with capture information representing a capture screen obtained as a result of capturing the medical care screen displayed when the memo was input.

A block diagram showing an example of an environment in which the medical information display device according to the second embodiment is used is the same as the block diagram shown in FIG. In the following description, the medical information display device 1A according to the second embodiment will be described by replacing the medical information display device 1 shown in FIG. 1 with the medical information display device 1A.

Next, details of the medical information display device 1A according to the second embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 10 is a block diagram showing the functional configuration of a medical information display device 1A according to the second embodiment.

A medical information display apparatus 1A shown in FIG. 10 has a processing circuit 11A, an input interface 12, a display 13, a memory 14, and a communication interface 15. The processing circuit 11A, the input interface 12, the display 13, the memory 14, and the communication interface 15 are communicably connected to each other via a bus, for example.

The processing circuit 11A is a processor that functions as the core of the medical information display device 1A. The medical information display apparatus 1A implements functions corresponding to the program by executing the control program stored in the memory 14 or the like, for example.

The functions and configurations of the input interface 12, the display 13, the memory 14, and the communication interface 15 according to the second embodiment are the same as those of the input interface 12, the display 13, the memory 14, and the communication interface 15 according to the first embodiment. and configuration are the same.

A processing circuit 11A according to the second embodiment has an acquisition function 111, an association function 113A, a display control function 115A, a system control function 117, and a capture function 119. FIG.

The association function 113A is a function that, when a memo regarding medical care is input, associates the content of the memo with information regarding the medical care screen. Information related to the medical care screen according to the second embodiment includes, for example, the layout save name and capture information included in the first layout information. By executing the association function 113A, the processing circuit 11A associates, for example, the content of the input memo with the information on the medical care screen displayed when the memo was input as the third layout information. At this time, the processing circuit 11A associates the content of the input memo with the person who entered the memo, the date and time when the memo was input, and the event date and time specified when the memo was input. Then, the processing circuit 11 sends, for example, the content of the associated memo, the person who entered the memo, the date and time of the memo input, the specified date and time, and the second layout information to the processing circuit 61 of the DWH 6 via the communication interface 15 as memo information. 622 is instructed to be stored in the memory 62 . As a result, the processing circuit 61 of the DWH 6 executes the registration function 612 and stores the associated memo content, memo input person, memo input date and time, specified date and time, and second layout information in the memory 62 as memo information 622. do.

The display control function 115A is a function for displaying both the content of the memo and the medical care screen displayed when the memo was input. By executing the display control function 115, the processing circuit 11, for example, according to a display instruction regarding a specific memo input by the user via the input interface 12, converts the third layout information associated with the contents of the designated memo into the capture information. read out. The processing circuit 11 displays a capture screen based on the capture information together with the content of the memo, the person who entered the memo associated with the content of the memo, the date and time when the memo was input, and the specified date and time.

The capture function 119 is a function for capturing a medical screen. By executing the capture function 119, the processing circuit 11 captures the medical care screen displayed on the display 13 at the time of memo input, and acquires capture information representing the capture screen.

The acquisition function 111, the association function 113A, the display control function 115A, the system control function 117, and the capture function 19 may be incorporated as control programs, or dedicated hardware capable of executing each function in the processing circuit 11A itself. A circuit may be incorporated.

Next, various operations of the medical information display device 1A according to the second embodiment will be described with reference to the drawings.

First, the operation of the medical information display device 1A according to the second embodiment for storing memos regarding medical treatment will be described. FIG. 11 is a flow chart showing an example of the operation of the processing circuit 11A when the medical information display device 1A according to the second embodiment saves memos regarding medical care. In the following description, the processing circuit 11A reads the medical information 621 about the same specific patient stored in the memory 62 of the data warehouse 6 via the communication interface 15, and displays the medical information instructed by the user to be displayed. 13 shall be displayed. Further, the processing circuit 11A reads a medical image file including medical image data representing a medical image instructed to be displayed by the user from the PACS 5 and displays it on the display 13, for example. At this time, the processing circuit 11A reads the medical image file from the PACS 5 based on information indicating the location of the medical image file represented by the image information specified by the user who has input the display instruction.

Further, it is assumed that the processing circuit 11A displays a medical care screen including medical care information on the display 13 in accordance with the user's display instruction in advance before the memo is input. At this time, it is assumed that the user selects the first layout information according to the medical purpose through the input interface 12, for example. It is assumed that the processing circuit 11A acquires the first layout information from the memory 14 in advance according to the user's selection.

Processing circuit 11A receives a memo save instruction via input interface 12 (step SC1). The medical care screen and memo input window displayed on the display 13 of the medical information display apparatus 1A according to the second embodiment are the same as the medical care screen IS1 and memo input window W1 shown in FIG.

When the save button B1 shown in FIG. 4 is designated, the processing circuit 11A obtains the layout save name included in the previously obtained first layout information (step SC2). Specifically, the processing circuit 11A acquires the layout storage name "for BB case diagnosis" representing the purpose of arranging the medical information included in the medical care screen IS1.

When acquiring the layout storage name, the processing circuit 11A captures, for example, the screen displayed when the storage instruction was received, that is, the medical treatment screen IS1 shown in FIG. As a result, the processing circuit 11A acquires capture information representing a capture screen related to the medical screen IS1 (step SC3).

After acquiring the capture information, the processing circuit 11A executes the association function 113A, and associates the layout storage name and the capture information acquired in step SC2 as third layout information with the memo instructed to be stored in step SC1. (Step SC4).

At this time, the processing circuit 11A associates the content of the input memo with the person who entered the memo, the date and time when the memo was input, and the specified date and time specified on the medical care screen IS1 shown in FIG. 4 when the memo was input. Specifically, the processing circuit 11A selects the memo input person "user_2" and the memo input date and time "2016-05-02 21:00" for the content of the input memo "rapid increase/decrease in test measurement value". , and the specified date and time “2016-05-02 17:00” specified on the medical care screen IS1 shown in FIG. 4 when the memo is input.

For example, the processing circuit 11A transmits the contents of the associated memo, the person who entered the memo, the date and time of the memo input, the specified date and time, and the third layout information to the processing circuit 61 of the DWH 6 via the communication interface 15 as the memo information 622. The memory 62 is instructed to be stored as one record (step SC5). As a result, the processing circuit 61 of the DWH 6 executes the registration function 612 and stores the contents of the associated memo, the person who entered the memo, the date and time of the memo input, the specified date and time, and the third layout information as one record of the memo information 622. 62.

Next, the operation of the medical information display device 1A according to the second embodiment for displaying a memo regarding medical treatment will be described. FIG. 12 is a flow chart showing an example of the operation of the processing circuit 11A when the medical information display device 1A according to the second embodiment displays memos regarding medical care. In the following description, the processing circuit 11A preliminarily acquires necessary records included in the memo information 622 from the memory 62 of the DWH 6 according to user instructions via the input interface 12, for example. It is also assumed that the user who refers to memos regarding medical treatment is "user_3".

The processing circuit 11A receives, for example, an instruction to display a memo list for a specific patient via the input interface 12 (step SD1).

When the processing circuit 11A receives an instruction to display a memo list for a specific patient, the processing circuit 11A refers to a record obtained in advance from the memory 62 of the DWH 6 and displays a memo list for the specified patient (step SD2). The memo list displayed in the second embodiment is the same as the example of the memo list shown in FIG.

The processing circuit 11A, after displaying the memo list regarding the specified patient in step SD2, accepts an individual memo display instruction (step SD3).

At this time, the user, for example, via the input interface 12, by specifying the area R51 or the area R52 included in the area R24 representing the memo list shown in FIG. The details of the medical care screen displayed on the display 13 can be confirmed. Also in the second embodiment, it is assumed that the region R52 is specified as in the first embodiment.

When the area R52 shown in FIG. 7 is specified, the processing circuit 11A refers to the record previously acquired from the memory 62 of the DWH 6, and reads the third layout information corresponding to the memo instructed to be displayed (step SD4). Specifically, the processing circuit 11A reads the third layout information corresponding to the content of the memo instructed to be displayed, "there is a rapid increase or decrease in the inspection measurement value", by referring to the record obtained in advance from the memory 62 of the DWH 6. . The read third layout information includes the capture information acquired in step SC3 shown in FIG.

The processing circuit 11A displays the memo instructed to be displayed together with the capture screen based on the capture information included in the acquired third layout information (step SD5). FIG. 13 is a diagram showing an example of a capture screen IS2 and a memo window W3 displayed on the display 13 of the medical information display apparatus 1A according to the second embodiment. In FIG. 13, for example, the capture screen IS2 is displayed as a separate window different from the diagnostic screen IS1 shown in FIG. Also, a memo window W3 is displayed as a pop-up so as to be superimposed on the capture screen IS2. Note that the memo window W3 shown in FIG. 13 may be displayed in a manner included in the capture screen IS2.

A capture screen IS2 shown in FIG. 13 represents the same information as the medical treatment screen IS1 shown in FIG. This allows the user to grasp the relationship between the input memo and the medical care screen displayed when the memo was input, as in the first embodiment.

The capture screen IS2 shown in FIG. 13 also has a close button B4. The close button B4 is a button provided for closing the window representing the capture screen IS2. When the close button B4 shown in FIG. 13 is specified, the processing circuit 11A closes the window representing the capture screen IS2, for example. At this time, the processing circuit 11A may close the memo window W3 together with the window representing the capture screen IS2. This allows the user to easily shift to other medical services.

According to the second embodiment, the processing circuit 11A associates the input memo with the capture information representing the capture screen acquired as a result of capturing the medical care screen displayed when the memo was input. As a result, as in the first embodiment, the user who refers to the memo can easily grasp the relationship between the input memo and the medical care screen displayed when the memo was input. Also, as in the first embodiment, the user who inputs the memo does not need to write detailed information so that any user can see it when inputting the memo.

[Other embodiments]
In the first and second embodiments, for example, the medical care screen IS1 shown in FIG. 4 displays medication history information, vital sign information, and medical history information as medical care information, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, in the medical care screen IS1 shown in FIG. 4, the processing circuit 11 displays a medical image based on medical image data related to image information as medical care information. FIG. 14 is a diagram showing a medical care screen IS1 and a memo input window W1 displayed on the display 13 of the medical information display device 1 according to another embodiment. A region R2 representing medical information shown in FIG. 14 includes a region R21 representing image information. A medical image based on medical image data acquired in an image examination for a specific patient is displayed in the region R21 representing image information. The location of the medical image file representing the medical image is specified by the image information. At this time, for example, when the save button B1 is designated, the processing circuit 11 stores the medical image data representing the medical image contained in the region R21 representing the image information shown in FIG. associate. This enables the user to grasp the intention of inputting the memo, for example, from the medical image that was displayed when the memo was input.

Further, in the first embodiment, the processing circuit 11, for example, by specifying the region R52 included in the region R24 representing the memo list shown in FIG. 7, restores the restored medical care screen shown in FIG. I was trying to display IS1. Further, in the second embodiment, the processing circuit 11A displays the capture screen IS2 shown in FIG. 13 by specifying the area R52 included in the area R24 representing the memo list shown in FIG. 7, for example. I was trying to

On the other hand, the processing circuit according to another embodiment may select, for example, the display mode of the medical care screen displayed on the display 13 when the memo is input. Specifically, for example, when the region R52 included in the region R24 representing the memo list shown in FIG. or the display of the capture screen IS2 shown in FIG. 13 is popped up. This enables the user to select the display mode of the medical care screen according to the purpose of medical care, for example.

Further, in the first embodiment described above, the processing circuit 11 performs the following operations for each piece of medical information included in the first layout information and the second layout information based on the meta information: Although the medical care screen is restored based on the display period, it is not limited to this. For example, the meta information generated when displaying the medical care screen usually includes information equivalent to the medical care data type, reference position, and display size for each medical care information included in the first layout information. For this reason, the processing circuit 11 extracts, for example, the medical data type, reference position, display size, data item, and display period for each medical information from the meta information generated when displaying the medical care screen, and displays the medical care screen. It may be restored.

The term "processor" used in the above description is, for example, a CPU (Central Processing Unit), a GPU (Graphics Processing Unit), or an application specific integrated circuit (ASIC)), a programmable logic device (for example , Simple Programmable Logic Device (SPLD), Complex Programmable Logic Device (CPLD), and Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA)). The processor realizes its functions by reading and executing the programs stored in the memory circuit. Note that each processor of the present embodiment is not limited to being configured as a single circuit for each processor, and may be configured as one processor by combining a plurality of independent circuits to realize its function. good. Furthermore, multiple components in FIGS. 1 and 2 may be integrated into a single processor to implement its functionality.

According to at least one embodiment described above, it is possible to reduce the user's burden necessary to understand the intention of the memo regarding medical care.

While several embodiments of the invention have been described, these embodiments have been presented by way of example and are not intended to limit the scope of the invention. These novel embodiments can be implemented in various other forms, and various omissions, replacements, and modifications can be made without departing from the scope of the invention. These embodiments and modifications thereof are included in the scope and gist of the invention, and are included in the scope of the invention described in the claims and equivalents thereof.

1, 1A... medical information display device 2... HIS
3 RIS
4 Medical image diagnostic apparatus 5 PACS
6... DWH
11, 11A processing circuit 12 input interface 13 display 14 memory 15 communication interface 19 capture function 61 processing circuit 62 memory 63 communication interface 111 acquisition functions 113, 113A association functions 115, 115A display Control function 117 System control function 119 Capture function 611 Collection function 612 Registration function 621 Medical information 622 Memo information

Claims (3)

a display control unit that displays a medical care screen including medical care information;
a reception unit that receives input of a specified date and time specified on the medical care screen and a memo regarding the medical care screen;
an associating unit that associates with the memo the input date and time when the memo was input, the specified date and time, and information related to a medical care screen when the memo is input;
with
The reception unit receives a display instruction to display the memo,
The information about the medical screen includes capture information acquired as a result of capturing the medical screen displayed on the terminal where the memo was input when the memo was input ,
The display control unit displays both the memo instructed to be displayed and a capture screen based on the capture information,
The display control unit displays the capture screen in a separate window different from the diagnosis screen.
Medical information display device. the information about the medical care screen includes a layout storage name representing the purpose of arranging the medical care information on the medical care screen;
The display control unit displays the layout save name.
The medical information display device according to claim 1. The specified date and time includes the date and time when the medical event occurred or the scheduled date and time,
The medical information display device according to claim 1 or 2.

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